Spinners Hit Hard But Jinx Dogs Trail Spartans Whip Macon
In Augusta Georgia on June 28 the Greenville Spinners lost 7 to 3 in game one of a doubleheader despite 5 for 5 by Vernon, then won 5 to 0 in game two. Columbus, Macon, and Savannah slipped in standings as Augusta beat Columbus 6 to 3. Burl Singley starred for Spartanburg with a three hit effort as they defeated Macon 4 to 1. The Columbia Reds edged Savannah 7 to 6 in a ninth inning rally.
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Macon
Augusta
Greenville Spinners
Spinners
Jacksonville
Greenville
Vernon
Columbus
Savannah
Columbus Red Birds
Jacobs
Mitchell
Tigers
Birds
Burl
Spartanburg Spartans
Peaches
Singley
Coufubia Reds
Jake Levy
Reds
Blethen
Glock
Gatcher Davis
Rhodes
Whigham Personalities Visit and Family News
Whigham Ga June 28. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newborn and Mrs. Jack Thompson spent last week with their parents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Beil and returned to Jacksonville Fla. Sunday. Mr. Jack Trulock visited his mother Mrs. Margaret Trulock and family Sunday.
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G. M. Jones
Ida Herring
Bainbridge
J. H. Autrey
Henry Grady Shearouse
Columbus
Gordon Trulock
H. G. Shearouse
John Trulock
Thomas
Etta Camthers
Fort Valley
J. B. Rhodes
Rhodes
Harold Brice
Atlanta
Meigs
Phil Golding
Miami
Fla
J. T. Golding
Golding
Mesdame
Gussie Spence
Annie Wilkes
Pelham
Norman Wilkes
Camilla
Hugh Oglesby
Valdosta
Meda Wilkes
E. J. Carter
Carter
H. H. Pilcher
Moultrie
Lillian Braswell
Frank Spence
Frances
Thomasville
Spence
Bob Whiddon
Whiddon
S. A. Golding
Pavo
Marion Pilcher
Pacific Coast Track and Field Stars Win
Pacific Coast Conference stars triumph at Evanston meet with Southern California leading the effort. Top performers from the coast cap a day of fast times and strong showings across sprints distance and field events.
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Pacific Coast Track and Field Stars
Evanston
Track and Field Stars
Southern California
Young Allen Wins KO Over Bill Irby in Fort Benning Fight
Macon boxer S W Young Allen stopped Bill Irby of Eufala in the fourth round when Irby’s corner threw in the towel after a technical knockout at Fort Benning. The bout was decided last night with Allen delivering the decisive finish in Columbus Georgia.
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Young Alen
Macon
Bill Irby
Columbus
S. W
Young” Allen
Eufala
Ala
Fort Benning
Irby
McKechnie Calls Vander Meer to End Pirates Jinx
Cincinnati manager Bill McKechnie sends Johnny Vander Meer to the mound to halt the 21 game losing streak at Forbes Field facing the Pittsburgh Pirates. Pie Traynor responds with young ace Russ Bauers as Pittsburgh hosts the opener of a three game series.
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Pittsburgh
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati
Reds
Johnny
Vander Meer
Pittsburgh Pirates
Forbes Field
Pie Traynor
Pirates
Russ Bauers
West Coast Team Routs Opponents At Northwestern Stadium
A West Coast team posted its second straight win in an intersectional series beating Northwestern 101 to 35 at Dyche Stadium. The margin surpassed last year’s 92 to 44 score in Los Angeles.
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Northwestern University
Dyche Stadium
Los Angeles
Mass Meeting for REA Signers Next Saturday
A mass meeting will gather to sign easements for Rural Electrification and form a combined project with Grady County. Thomas County must elect directors to balance representation, with solicitors appointed to conduct a pre allotment survey and secure right of way for electric lines. The aim is minimal farm disruption and quicker service at affordable rates.
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Rural Electrification
Washington
Grady County
Thomas County No. 89
Thomas County
P. H. Ward
J. W. Voiner
Father of Arkansas Peach Orchards Dies in Wreck
Bert Johnson 75 known as the father of Arkansas peach orchards died after a head on collision near Murfreesboro. The longtime head of Bert Johnson Peach Orchard Company suffered fatal injuries 30 minutes after the crash that also injured W S Cazort Nashville chamber of commerce secretary and driver John Pasley Kirbypark. The 36000 acre orchard empire is described as the largest under single ownership in the world.
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Murfreesboro
Ark
Bert Johnson
Peach
Arkansas
Here
Johnson
W. S. Cazort
Nashville Chamber of Commerce
John Pasley
Kirbypark
Pasley
Cazort
Bert Johnson Peach Orchard Company
Arkansas Highland
Collegiate golfers vie for national crown at Louisville
In Louisville Michigan, Northwestern, and LSU led the field as 18 holes of Intercollegiate action narrowed the field to 32 for the championship division. Edward Flowers of Michigan State shot 72 to top the qualifier, with several players at 73 and 74, while Northwestern held a 3 stroke lead in the team race at halfway.
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Kenneth Gregory
Louisville
Paul Leslie
Louisiana State University
Robert Palmer
Michigan
Robert Bingham
Amherst
Sid Richardson
Northwestern
Lew Oehrig
Virginia
Bill Barclay
Michigan State
Flowers
Stanford
Richardson
Intercollegiate Association
Vincent, D'Antoni
Tulane
Meigs Personalities Enjoy Hart's Pool Outing
Meigs Georgia residents joined a several day outing at Hart's pool led by Mrs. S. C. Booth with a large group of locals and visitors including Ruby Warren Sybil Vick Dorothy Vick Eva Pope and Lamar Warren. Visitors included Miss Gladys Brightwell from Nashville and families from Pelham Camilla Thomasville Tampa and Jacksonville.
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Meigs
Hart's Pool
Gladys Brightwell
Nashville
Tenn
R. M. Brightwell
S. A. Golding
Jessie Kennington
Merle Mason
Camp Hill
Ala
Zeke Vick
Leo Goer
Tampa
Fla
Riggs Faces Grant in Net Tourney at Clay Courts
Chicago scene on June 2 17 Bobby Riggs ranked No 2 in the nation pursues a third straight national clay courts title. He meets Bitsy Grant who has won the meet three times while Gardner Mulloy of Miami faces Joe Hunt of Los Angeles in the other semi final. Riggs beat Harold Surface 6 3 6 4 9 7 yesterday.
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Chicago
Bobby Riggs
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Gardner Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Joe Hunt
Los Angeles
Riggs
Harold Surface
Kansas City
Grant
Wilbur Coen
Kansas
Representative Ctiputon Announces Candidacy for Georgia Legislature
This political notice from Thomas County announces J B Edwig Kesprettull as candidate for one of the Georgia Legislature seats in the upcoming primary. He pledges economical, efficient administration and loyal service to the people if elected, and notes independence from current rivals.
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Thomas County
Tom Ctiputon
Thomas
Georgia
Thepeekiti
Teri
Popotrit Watt
Tecapeb
Mhotives
Kesprettull
J.B. Edwg
Lam A. Bowart Seeks Vote In Thomas County Primary
A candidate appeals to White voters in Thomas County for the September primary. Lam A Bowart promises to work for economy and honest government and asks for early support from friends and voters to serve the county satisfactorily.
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Thomas County
Lam
Lewish Slare
Nazworth Seeks Legislature Seat in Thomas County Primary
A candidate announces bid for the Legislature in Thomas County and asks voters to support him in the Democratic primary on September 1. He promises to publish his platform in due time and to stand on it fully if elected.
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Thomas County
Bfl Nazworth
Scott seeks Legislature seat in Thomas County race
W F Scott announces candidacy for the Legislature from Thomas County under the Democratic Primary rules to be held September 14 193 . He thanks voters for past service in the house and senate and pledges to meet as many voters as possible before election seeking their votes and influence.
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Thomas County
House
Senate
W. Fred Scott
Alexander Seeks Democratic Primary For Superior Court Seat
W W Alexander declares candidacy for a Southern Judicial Circuit Superior Court seat in the Democratic Primary on September 11 seeking voter scrutiny of qualifications and pledging a fearless impartial court administration. He aims to meet voters across the circuit during the campaign.
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Superior Courts
Southern Judicial Circuit
Superior Court
W. W. Alexander
Local candidates seek re election to Thomas County offices
Public notices from Thomasville and Meigs districts show incumbents and challengers in the Democratic Primary seeking re election to the Superior Courts Southern Circuit and County Commissioner seats. They pledge faithful service, economy and progress, urging votes in the September 11th primary.
Mulloy Beats Kenyon Star McNeill In Straight Sets
City entry results show Mulloy defeating No. 9 ranked Don McNeill of Kenyon College 6-2 3-6 6-3 6-1. Hunt eliminates Elwood Cooke of Portland, Ore, by 6-2 8-6 6-4.
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City Entry
Mulloy
Don McNeill
Kenyon College
Hunt
Elwood Cooke
Portland
Ore
RFC AID Available to Cities Seeking Government Power
Washington reports the RFC will finance municipal power projects using government dam generated electricity. Knoxville plans a $5.8 million purchase of the Knox county distributing system to obtain TVA power and reduce rates, amortizing the plant in 20 years. Possible interest from northwest regions near Bonneville and Fort Peck to follow.
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Washington
RFC
Jesse Jones
Knoxville
Tenn
Knox County
Tennessee Public Service Co
TVA
Jones
Northwest
Bonneville
Grande Coulee
Fort Peck
PWA
Nebraska
Lawrin Dauber Among Entries for Race at Inglewood
Inglewood Calif June 28. Only four entries Lawrin Dauber Fire Marshal and Wing and Wing appear likely to start tomorrow in the $50 000 American 3 year old championship at Hollywood Park. Governor Chandler winner of the Illinois Derby was scratched yesterday after a mediocre workout last weekend. A A Baroni was declined to run Specify. Raoul Walshs Mount Vernon has trained only slightly since arriving from England.
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Inglewood
Calif
Lawrin
Dauber
Fire Marshal
Wing
Hollywood Park
Governor Chandler
A. A. Baroni
Raoul Walsh
Mount Vernon
England
Souvenir hunter dies in surprise while targeting big finds
In Oregon a souvenir hunter died as a surprise of like standards big. Five 90 pound shrapnel shells fired in training failed to explode. four were recovered. An Oregon National Guard coast armmen said the incident puzzled authorities.
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der Stevens
Ore
Ukex
Big
Ecrar ‘Thompson
Oregon National Guard Coast Armiiersmen
Free Speech and Press in Labor Case at Ashland
National Labor Relations Board charges against Ameri Rollins Mail Co in Ashland allege violations of the Wagner Act related to anti union propaganda and rights to free speech and a free press. Hearing in Catlettsburg recessed as parties seek out of court record adjustments and a potential agreement on records.
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John Colburn
Catlettsburg
Imn Paramount Quests
National Labor
Ameri Rollins Mail Company
Donald Richberg
Ashland
NRA
Richberg
George Bokat
Oscar Grossman
Bokat
New York
Ashland Lodge
The
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
CIO
Amateur Boxer Cries Out in Chicago Bout Fatal
Chicago June 28 as 4000 fans watched Peter Cribari's opponent win by knockout in the final round The year old fighter died a half hour later Cribari was carried to a fieldhouse and did not regain consciousness Ray Mahee the winning boxer fled the scene Grief and shock swept the crowd and local officials opened inquiries
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Chicago
Peter Cribari
Cribari
Ray Mahee
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